Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2013 15:10:03 GMT -5
The moon was a bright crescent in the dark night sky, the starts little flecks of diamonds surrounding it as she drove, the rev of her motorcycles engine purring like a kitten under her. She’d bought the black Harley Davidson Dyna Super Sport custom bike a year ago, brand new the minute it came out. The thing had cost her a small fortune, but since she’d crashed the last bike she’d had and destroyed it in the process – in 2000 – she’d decided she wanted to replace her old Ducati with something different. Hence the trip to the Harley store she’d made when she was in San Francisco.
Taking a couple turns in the residential streets she was driving on, she stopped the bike abruptly a few moments later outside of her bar. The place was a biker dive bar, smoky atmosphere, lots of top shelf hard liquor, nothing girly. Lots of people clad in leather. The occasional bar fight. Which, while was against the rules, she occasionally enjoyed watching before the co-owner of the bar and the other bartender, Dominic, decided to break it up. Werewolves. Never any fun. Killing the engine on her bike, she took her helmet off and settled it precariously on the left handlebar. No one dared steal a bike from her territory, so they were all relatively safe. At least, they’re vehicles were.
Moving off of the bike, Dakota made her way inside, the heels of her combat boots clicking on the hardwood floor of the bar. The place was nice. It wasn’t high end or anything but it was good enough. It was covered in hardwood floor – although alcohol stained in some places – wooden tables and a large expanse of bar counter filled the back wall, the liquor on display on wooden shelves on the wall behind the counter, where she and Dom spent their time working. A couple pool tables were placed on one side of the bar, a dart board here and there. Customers were allowed to smoke inside, so the atmosphere had a certain smoky din to it, however that didn’t bother her. Seeing as she was a vampire.
Familiar faces surrounded her the minute she walked into the bar, and she couldn’t help but smirk at how some of the humans in the bar shied away from her. They could sense the predator in her, see it in her body language, in the way her eyes scoured the place. Dominic was usually the only werewolf that came in here. He was a loner, which was why it was easier for her to interact with him. She didn’t like werewolves normally, so Dom was a breath of fresh air. You didn’t get a whole other pack of wolves when you found him in one place. Vampires and humans usually were the inhabitants of the place, but today there were a couple of the mutts drinking around the place. Not that she cared, money was money and if they were paying for their booze she was good with that. Just so long as they didn’t start shit.
Before she got to the bar counter, she smiled faintly, seeing a familiar figure. His back was turned to her, but she knew it was him. After all, he’d taught her everything about being a vampire, what being part of this world meant. He taught her how… satisfying it was to feel pain inflicted on you, and in turn to inflict it on others. Walking over to him and leaning against the bar counter next to him, she looked over at Dominic with her usual predatory smirk, “Dom, my usual.” Anything for the boss. Dominic replied dryly, giving her a “you’re such a piece of work” look. Chuckling, she shook her head and picked the bottle of Corona he slid her up off the counter, taking a swig of the liquid, “Shouldn’t you be at the Church, Reverend?” she asked, smirking over at Luka.